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List of Special Premiums Of the Iox-
ubee County Agricultural Society



TO TIE AWARDED AFTiiE VIII ANNUAL
rAIR, 70 BEHELn AT MACON. MISS.
al.ron,u,. DC o-o,3o ga ,o,,
~" "'' ""' ~ 4''''
BY lnr6 A. Sintou N~ouuf,rtur.
inc Coinpany. wholesale S0fdlpry oI
Louisville, H.. genuine Krn,urEv
-pring.scat saddle Tor best Mare OF
Gcldinc over Two and under Cour
wears Old.
= wo,,orp 1~,,r,.o. g.; m c,n ho.,
al. wv WTi,,' w., nno tom 1'VU ~, n or
40. y"
~
,,o..N l hllpa't'ch' representing
LeIl'sG manufacturing COMPANY,
N~aSiiv!lie' ono nice Jeans sun, TOT
Ocs'.Mule Eoi, uIuer one year DID,.
.4-by W, barker, ihdiah war
hornet, ana oy j knrEgs, Il INC she
Sau1le iofthe best Dung lazy Horse
back ilucr oyer fifteen years OF are,
and by " barker Indian Hair BIZ
die Tor lHc accond pest.
5--j IL JaihlSon II LCo!c, q me
5I"e >addle Tor the best giri rider I'M
W. "','Nh '''' VI 49, "h'' i'"''s
|h;p tor inc second best.
.%o,'Hr"h toip'Tg' a tne saddle for
the best BOY rlier under hi,ceO yea',,
OF age, anu lnc brldle l0r tie second
pest
I-NelSon y NraY' Wholesale Jeans
Clothing manufacturers, of Louisville,
n.y., one suit OF Mississippi MillsJoan'
Tor The best yoke OF oxen.
Sd. II. Jenkins, Proprietor Of "Thc
Jersey Hullctln,' indianapolis, Ind ,
onf!oai's subscription for each otioi-
lowing;
Best grade Jersey ~lleitrr, over > and
under ) years.
Best grade UGlotcin i~IciFer, oyer 2
and under 3 years.
Rest grade Shorthorn Heller, over
) aud undcf 3 wears.
Best Grade lieitcr any brcCG under
year old.
Best grade Heller any breed over
and under wears.
g-W. \. White, representing Ora.
iHm, Cousins q Co, hardware dealers,
Memphis, Tenn, one nice carving set
Tor best display of poultry.
l0-.Iahc Weiss, Mobile, one box ii.c
cigars fot largest pumrkin
IL Rankin SNYDER, Hardware Co
Louisville, hy.. one silver steel cross,
en- saw for best ten ears of corn.
i2- Wharton FIGURING Min Co., Biz.
mingaani. Ala, one barrel best iou,
for hest display garden vegetables. moi
, less thau 10 varieties.
13 -Eviit Bros, Wholesale Sho,
Dealers, Baltimore, one pair ladies lipt
, shoes for hest Crayou Drawing by an
. unmarried lady. :,
t-Zeigler Bros, Manufacturers O,
, fine shoes, philadelphia. onn mir Ia,
. dies shoes for best Painting in Oil b,
/: an unmarried lady.
15--W II Tomlinson, with Murray
Dihrcll e. Co.. Nashville. ono noir r.,
{ dies Fine Button Boots for the hes,
e display of Painting on China mr. por
celain by an unmarried lady.
> 16--rhos NJ Ferguson. dealer in On
Wis Sowing Machines. of Sucaruoorbec
Miss, one silver Ibimb,e IN tho la,i,
that makes on a machine Inc nircs
white apron showing the oreotesi ro,j
e;Y oftuchs.
! 17-Bambcrger, Bloom & Co., Whole
: sale Dry Goods Dealers, Louisville
/ Ky, one par fine White Blankets 70
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show, because his statement b EN-
braces a period oftwelve months from
June 1856 to June 1887, instead OF
from Jan'v to Deer 1885 enclusive.
And for the further reason that he
charges MS with $2,l5l.63 On account
of Mobile & Ohio Rail Road lax, and
omits any credit for amount paid in by
the r. Il. Company lin full of State
and County taxes" tSce section COZ
Revised Code 1850 and amendments
| submit the following as Il correct
statement of the amounts a~ccruing to
the State from NoXuhce County for
the fiscal year 1886, and OF the amount
received by the county from the Stale
for the same period, viz:
Amt. Of state tax 1856, paid in by
c%olloc,o; net, la,Gi0 II
| Amt. Privileges collected in 1856
and paidin by collector, net 3,3O4 q
Amt. Licenses to retail in 1856, net 400 Oh
Amt. pal in by VI, Il o. K. r, in
full Of state and Co. tax 1896 3,e27 A
Amt. lines 1886 paid into the Co.
Treasury TO credit State Distri-
hutiyc School Fund, $50 Of
SIs.lSl o.
amt. reed by County on acct. NJ.
q. Il. Il. tax 1855, 9,l5l Go
Amt. common school
mud reed for 1856, s,s76 II
Amt transferred from
State Distribltiye
school iuld to COM
mon school fund
tines 1886 $50 Oil, 5SG IS
Excess paid into state Treasury S6,54 81
Whatever sums were received on az.
couut OF redemption or purchase OF
lands forfeited 70 the Staie should be
included in the above, but | have 10
means at hand OF aSccrtaining the
amount, which, however, would not
materially increase the excess.
| invite criticism of the foregoing
statement and comparison OF smc
+, with the figures Of the Governor and
Auditor. also desire tonircc, atten-
ton 10 the fact that the Governor in
his speech makes tho Auditor say that
the Excess in County Treasury" was
$G,067.6S, whereas the Auditor inform
cl the Governor, according to the
copy of statement published above,
that The Excess pdid TO County was
$4.467.G8, or 81 500 less than the Cover
nor has it. This discrepancy ronsid-
cred in the light OF the fact that the
Auditor says in his letter that h" did
not furnish the Governor with the
"Leqisiatire Hem' leads me To the COLI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

Fathers who study economy as well
as the health IF the family, will always
keen a box OF Or. ChipmaM's Bills in
thp house. In cases Of DySentery, Di-
arrl ora. Foul Stomach and Bad Breath
they invariably give relief il taken in
time. Sold by +. ). Mnrphcy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

Undue exposure 20 cold winds, rain,
bright light or malaria. mNy bring ON
Inflammation and soreness Of the eyes.
DR.. J.. ii. McLcan's strengthening Eye
Salyc will subduc the Inflammation,
cool and soolhc the nerves, and
strengthen weak and falling Eye
Sight. - cents Il boz.
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UNIVERSITY
OF
ISSISSIPP |.
The seth Annual Session Of this lnisl'u'
ton Will Open en-
T~hursday, september P9' 1887

The faculty, consisting of eleven Proies-
sors and one instructor, il full. the DullI-
ings are in perfect order the situation rs
sIeyoted and perfectly healthy. Necessary
eyrcn,rs need not exceed $3.50 or 500 Tor
cniirr course of nine months. Law stu
I"rts 500 nud Sal5. The law school Is III
onrration. and it curriculum equal to any
IN the United states. u..u.,,
FOR mll particulars. and for iiisiorlcal
and Current catalogue, address d Nh
MAYS. Chairman of Faculty; 1hlters'!
Miss, Or pLh r.na
a.,...5 oxford, Miss.
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Judge Maycrs granted L writ of Ia
hcas i,rpus III the case OF Hamilton
I'd lubunks, r~eiaruablc before Chief
iu,tico Cooper Al Jackson. when Il.
notuc, attempt will &c made by ',o
ac'ense to procure bail and rclcascthc
prisoners trom Jail.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

Candidates Tor Clcrh ut HE next
House of Representatives arc blossom
N. in a dozen counties i'll the State.
NoNubcc might furnish one at least for
the position.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

y beautiful woman must be healthy
at'. to remain healthy and beautiful
t should take DR., J. H.. McLcau's
strengthening Corlial aud Blood Pu.
rider. II imirarts ioUc ami flush TO
the skin. strength, ,igor and pure
blood is equally adapted for all ages,
tfom The babe 10 the eyed, of either
sex.
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Cheap Board.

CATALOGUES of all Virginia and
Tennessee Springs, giving low eX'ur-
sion ratios and low rates oil board, can
be had free upon application IN per-
sou OF by mai! TO
h. w. WRENN,
Gpnl Passenger Agent,
f. T. N.& G.. R'v. Knoxville. Tenn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

Persons who lead Il life OF exposure
are subjected 10 rheumatism, neural.
gin an lunbagn and viii find a yaIna.
bic remedy in Or. J. II. McLcan's Vol
canic Oil Liniment it will Danish pain
and sublLe inflammation.
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Another Cashier.

Mr.. n. NJ. Earror, of the Alerehan,s
Bask. Atlapta, saysto hsyc money Il
70 fave II. 10 the usc Of IN. Blggcr's
Hucklcb~rry Cordial Tor al bowel
gvpsthlrs, he saves doctorn hills and
rcorentsa panic Of suffering
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

Tho leading physician writes that he
has noticed warm.dayc and cool nighte
always affect the bowr,2, aud suggests
some preventative rrihcdr. Nr. Big
gers tIuchIcbcrry CorGiai Is the one,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

some @; Our exchanges are discus
aug the question When to shoot
The proper time is to shoot before the
other fellow docs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

There is 4 great deal said about nlcn
making tools Of themselves bat in
most instances this is Incorrect they
were bora fools, not made,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

Frequent accidents occur in the
household which CAUSE barns, cuts,
s%lfain- and hruiscS; for usu in sich
cases DR.. J, II. McL.can's Nulcanic Oil
Liaimcni has tor MANY years been the
constant favoritc family remedy.
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Saturday, Aug. -, 1881.

50 far as the rcal rs are in f-o;a the
primary elections, 4 large number OF
new mru arc nominated for the Legs
idturc.
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W. "
i'E' 'i'S anu "''o'.''''eoI9'
i3H! rdi'N attention VIII
nhlgr.
NtTy tluiy YOURS.
R0BIEr & PATTY
OFFICE or AUDITOR puELTC ACCIS.,
JtcKsoN, MISS" Aug. "a, ieSI.
C9,i r. T.. Y,Jiu
r,,a, ~.
'''' '',''
DEAN SIR beg, in reply TO YOURS
OF the 18TH inst 10 suimitthc enclosed
statements which show receipts and
disbursements III various accounts by
warrants numbered TO: taxing year,
beginning AT various dates during 1855
but which Include or show transac-
Iions with the Treasury during the
fiscal years 1856 and 1851.
Statement A" shows receipts on ac-
count OF State lax 1856 from Noycnl.
Der list. 1896 to May lat, 1887
Statement ~ shows receipts on
account OF Privileges from june !.
1855, t0July /, 1857.
Statement "C7 shows rcccints OH Nc
count OF License to Retail from Nav
l.. 1885 to Auril 80, 1887.
Statement ID" show, disbursement,
% account Common School Fund lrom
JAW t. 1885 tu Ian'y I. 1857.
Statement ~ SHOW, Disbursements
on account Railroad Tax far IssG
made I,n'y - 1887
The Jorrroinr embrace t~rsr.oriinns
n, mis- o0iro h,I rnr r,co,ny nf n"i,
off,-o Grr,i D..,,, win lhc /n,I;'nr
and ytrosurSr IN, ,i.rai ,n,ri h",.;,,
Jau'v I, orl r,nsn I,rr II "nJ witI
th;, rlrt IN ~acronnt must ocInri ,,J
= hooks arc So tgnl Mn. os Ta,,
know. p,v nil rcnor,s n~,,. ,n H." , ,o'
,,,,rrr VIM 10
As ,nn ,,;,.I, g., ,ho co,uo.,.
,],.tr,cn,. torNh. ~, ", ~ ""' D
,c mrr.,., .o,, ~, |o"-,
rn,,dcrrL hin, -, u o.',et'Gh'
49, a"' hn ''H"'st W. IT.
t,nitI .'aIn 'N,,' "nuV' I,'''',
,n,r ' ice ~ y, "nl,Hs '',t H>'"i
49,, !, ~. ',"'O'ueH' "o,S no,
,n.'" 10y ."n .'J'''''''>o ''''t' rs nc XIII
fia r,o" ,..,
H','o'' r'A HI"'tip"ilon' ~
~. "'' 49, '''' L~o''c.ttou LOT tl'a'
ItlI' u''G1 ~ i,ct'lnpct 1856, but not
Glso,'''," uotl' Jan iosI' ana this
"l., 10 s,"IoH III ~! 'e''et 10 INC 10Y
C'h'I 'nc,"alhS statements ihc r'l'
aou "a u! us'nS we 1881 u,>'nrse-
m'-"t - mat inc collection for 1851
wa. "'spar''" PARTIAL! ii Dccen'ocI
% ao3 ~ Jahy 1900 thereby divid'
in6 NC distribution winch should APP
pear N me TRANSACTIONS OF one .jtSao!
gG1' mo ''!oSc OF Two fiscal years
'nnS ! hHu 10 preserve the integrity
o, 'Ue 'ra'isac'!oh ny dong rs stated
"ooNe'
VI course nave no disposition ,c
mahe u '9uA'H appear in an unjus'
or "~nIaVorab'e IIShl, and will MOI d,
{, me hSiirts gwen Gov. LOWS
- ~ ~ ite booSa IN TINS oil!ct
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

Atsonne intcrlNcnt ceremonies near
Memphis Il few weeks since, i, W. re-
ported that two preachers were Killed
by stroke OF Lightning. Now come.
a preacher IN hrkauoas inquiriug OF
uAc A'aluchg whether they were
Methodist 81 Baptist preachers. Il
'hcfe val 4 special Providence III Tho
lGstoucc,, they were no doubt Method.
lois for had they bccD Baptist, il is
r"5ahic they would hayv been drovn II.
ID 10 uciuge Of rain instead o.hcing
.li." b.. ,iahtDsDg, W,.eAy III. u nc
1rrevcrcnt spirit but to show the all
a1ld;ly Of .hcoc deaum,na,iynal cranh
"icas which lead men iuto suah inyca.
,.sa,.oHs.
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ell IN this regard, and the Legislature
alone eau make il. Nothing, since my
induction into office has so impressed
me rs the necessity for this change to
Z proper understanding OF the States
dscal operations aud nj I'll times in the
reports, render, is YOU APPLY term it,
justice 10 each OF the counties,
hope the necessary changes will be
made by the next Legislature, and to
that end hope YOU will submit the
accompanying statements and this let.
ter to Capt. billiard and Your next
Representatives. 50 that they may be
prepared to further this idea of mine.
In fact. know of no enc who IS more
competent to prepare a bill for this
purpose than Capt. Dllar1,
You will notice 4 difference between
the totals furnished Gov. Lowry ia
1885, and those furnished You J0f 1856
Notwithstanding this appearance both
are strictly correct and | have spared
no labor 10 compile and verify every
item with the books.
Hoping That the tables furnished and
tnlSeNp!an9torN letter may SerNcasuo-
stautial purpose, remain
Yours truly,
W. ". STONE, Auditor.
THE Auditor furnished IN itcmiL-
ed statement of his accounts with
NoXubcc Co., and we give the sum to-
tai of each ACCOUNT En-. BEACoNJ
STATEMENT y.
Amount Of State tax paid into the
State Treasury by the tax collsctor Of
NoNuhue comfy for the year begin
ming Oct. !, 1886, and ending with
his inai statement May ls, ISL
Sl0.6 $40 II
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loss than m ounce nor over a ton, TO
be made by auy lady in NoXubce Co.
either married or single, and the same
To become the property OF said brau'
shaw.
% Robert & Patty, $500 for the
hest article of G|ranuiatcd Butter not
less III n three pounds.
Cornish, Curtis L Greene. Man
ufactnrcrS OF Dairy Goods, Fort At
kinSon Wisconsin. tor best sample OF
worked Creamery or Dairy Butter, not
less than three pounds, viz:
lst Premium. l No. . Rectangular
Churn. $500,
2d Premium. / No. 0 Lever Butter
! Worker, $500.
Goods will be on the Ground dur
ing the Fair.
25-GeoIge Brosc, Evansville, Ind,
through Klaus & Bro, one Barrel PA
tent Process" Flour for the best Cream
Puls.
26-Robert C Patty, $500 for best
specimen of penmmn>hip by a girl IN
der eighteen
%27--John A Tyson, $500 for best
specimen of %pcnmanship by a boy III
der eighteen.
28--Z 4 Dorroh, $500 for best Milk
Cow. ANY breed, quantity and quality
considered and to be MIXED on the
EN-. Mahorner, one Angora Buck
ior best Trio Thoroughbred Sheep,
4 Buck and . Ewcs.)
30-Ilou, James 5. Madison, offers
the following special premiums, viz:
/. Five dollars tor best Mile Colt
under one year old.
,. Five dollars for best Mule Colt
over one year and under two.
8. Five dollars for best Horse Colt,
either sex, under one year old.
4. Five dollars for best Horse Colt.
either sex, over one year and under
Two.
NoTE:-DitIcrcncc in ages to be con-
sidered as well rs size, style and shape.
3l-Goodbar & Co., Wholesale ID cal
crs IN Boots and Shoes, Memphis.
Tenn, through their agent, viii Ba.
ker. offer one pair of their fine French
Kid Shoes for Ladies' for the best
iIem-Stitchcd Handkerchief bv hand.
Il. II. Henry will give a life time
subscription to the STATE LEDGER.
jackson, Miss, TO the handsomcst
Young lady Of Noyubeo County, the
the award to be- made OF Thursday,
Or,Dbrr eth. each person attcudjnG
Tie fair that day 10 to entitled TO one
vote. y portrait OF the yoHng Indy
and sketch OF her lie viii be printed
in the STATE LEDGER.
CoTroN PRlMIvMS.
Tie cuisines: Men of Macon offer
tie following special premiums:
/. For best bale OF NOXuber
Co. raised Cotton, $50 o.
? For second hest % 90
.. For Third list u 90
!. For rOurth best 10 %
@3-Johu ". Patty offers . special
premium Of $500 for best white boy
mixer Uulcr Is wears Of agc. \. II.
Bush. $3.50 for second best.
--- S- --N
ALL SCIENTISTS KNOW THE
pYonencss Of insects 10 deposit Ihcir
cggs in dccayctl fruit. What creates
worms in Ike human body? Think OF
thi-, and give Shrincr's indian Fcrmi-
lnge occasionally TO yonr children.
Chipman's Pills are purcly vcgota.
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Chipman's Pills are pnrcly vcgota.
BE, mild and"cnicient in their action 4;
purifying tho blood ana increasing the
appetite, A positive cure tor Silk
~!IeNcache. Malaria. etc.
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At Cost.

10 reduce my stock OF miscellaneous
oooEF, Will sell them for cost, for cash
Only, io' the next 30 days.
". y. rega.a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

The Crop Report Of the AsricultU-
raj Bureau, showing the coudiiiou fuy
the month o: August is not rs tayora-
hlc as that ofJuIy, Tho average for
tho cntirc corn crop Of the country i
put at 5000 against 97.07 last month
Il considerable falling of. The cotton
crop is averaged At 93.o3. 4 falling OF
OF tour poInts from the July reports,
Mississippi being placed 1T %, which
viii, no doubt, be considerably reduced
IA the next months report, Gu the
whole, however, TIE country clnuot
'ompln;n Of a scarcity OF food produ.
rin9 crcp7, or Il lallurc OF the Gotten
crop,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

AL SUIENilSVS kNOW HE
p%ronencss Of insects to deposit Ihcir
cggs in dccavrh fruit. What crCatcs
worms in lie human body? Think OF
ihis, and give Shrincr's Indian Vcrmi-
ilge occasionally TO vomr children.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

The support Of the State government.
In other words, they get back more
than they pay III.
IL This connection. | read u lew DAYS
ago, stupid article from the pen Of a
sluhbcr degullion, that the people were
bowed down with taxation That
they were ground to death by reason
ot having to support an c%xiravagaut
government, and vet The fact rcmains
'iat IL i large number OF the counties
D! the state, counties that are wealthy
ard prosperous, not one dime do they
pay Tor the support Of the state gov
rrhment. Not Ii picayuuu Of State
taxes do they pay. True il il, they
pay IT in with II hand and take il out
with the other. You will 10 doubt be
startled and surprised when YOU are
told that foriy-six counties in tho State
pay nothing for the support of the State
government. IL then follows that
whatever others may have to say, these
! forty six counties caunui complain, ill.,
asmuch rs they pay no State taxes.
For the iru,li of which ! submit tho
following table, which shows accurate.
" the excess in the county treasures;
L
Showing the receipts and disbursement
for lSSo from different counties, giving
the excess disbursed to them by the State
treasurer, over the mount paid IN BY
said counties on tho various accounts
herein named
Amt pd. Amt. pd. Excess
Counties to the back by in Co.
state State. treasury.
So&uece, 1891 IS 1859 81 G,Os7 ss
| said that il WAS proper that the
people of the State should understand
their system OF taxation and its results
These, important things they cannot
learn from the little CAD ny upstart,
who seek with their little narrow in
formation TO lujcct their little opinion,
III governmental matters. But TO 70
tho Information accurately they mus
seek 1t where il is 10 be iound."
81
1t is not necessary for tho nun.
pose Of this article, even If wtr,
competent TO the task, to review
! the management Of our public ai
. fairs during the administration o
/. Governor Lowry. My only object i
{ To show that the Governor, with n,
fullest opportunities for obtaining cue
euratc information touching our sys
tom OF taxation and its %rcsults,n ha
!. not stated the ease correctly so far n
q NNyttx. r-.. $50
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COMPLETE GIN AND MILL OUTFITS.

Sk'i3C1ALTX.-
caOf,eauns OH, Min and tnginsers' suppii.s,
W S...Un' IRAN, Saw Mil, and Labor Saving
Tsen'nsry. shaiting, Pullsys, Betting, Saws.
Emery. Wheels, Governors, Pumps. IpsSirstors'
sooa. anss s.oes u select from. Prices low
S''0' guaranteed. Write for circulars,
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Fp!r1R BElC0v:--In order that the
/ ~rnrrrniur corrr.,nrd,uro n,,v ho nr,.
n" "m' I1f'",
s",''!, """c'''"ou u! .o'! lt""V'S' !
'2h tllat YOU publish TIC lOi!uWlh9 cX-
tracts from The speech Of Governor
Lowry, delivered nj Meridian on the
I'm inst.
''"
"lIIIt the people OF The State may
tu,lv understand our system oftay,.
tiona, we'll ne our,rrn financial rondi.
,i,r , ,,LI.,..oI In,,Hann 49, no,l
v "''",I " 'E''ri "H NV -o'"
VI duiN 10 q W. w. Stone, audIt0',
TO furnish the executive department,
having the c0jlntirs to come alpIiabct-
icaIIy, tho amnuut ot r,ycs n,iG dnr.
;,,, u'o 1.,'i ,.,', L l". ,
az ''1 ''SN.l l'"' u! eacl count! ioI
support o. INC Slate government, ana
tIG amount Of money returned to the
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in GOV, Lo&ry's estimate OF the
:';uuots paid into and withdrawn
from the state Treasury, No>aacc
l%onnty is made the beneficiary OF he
state for something over COCO dollars,
The reverse is, howeler, true, NoXu-
lrcc has paid into The Treasury about
5000 dollars over and above what She
tq' drawn from ii. \ mistake on part
VI Hov, Lowry Of only l",G0Q.doilaro.
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- - ~
Amount of State tax on
accuunt Of privileges paid
into the State Treasury
by the tax collector of
NoNubeo county for the
year beginning May 1880
and ending with Lis final
statement JulY ., 1857, 2.922 50
STATEMENT c.
Amt. common school
fund paid into the State
Treasury by the tax col
lcttor NoXubee county for
year commencing May l..
1856 and ending April 50,
1871, ticcnsc to retail 400 90
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Some OF the kentuckiaua are at wal
With the Agricultural Bureau on the
tobacco crop reports. Perhaps our
hcptutky friends think ii is m inter,
rcTcocc with State Rights, to publish
these State Reports, IL, it iutcvlerce
rl,l the huWe markets to some extent.
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81 -J0lM v. plily offers q SPECIAL
premium Of $500 for hrst white boy
mixer under IS years Of age. y. II.
Bush. $3.50 for second best.
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Very tln'y yours,
ROBERT =. PATTY.

UfrIrr or AUDITOR puBLIC ACES, J
ltIKSON, MISS, Aug. u, iHS7. /
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-08-27

Amt. of state tax 1856, paid in by
c~ullocto; net, lA,Gi0 If
Amt. Privileges collected in 1856
and paidin by collector, net 1904 20
Amt. Licenses to retail in 1856, net 400 %
Amt, pal | in by VI. Il o. k. r, in
full OF state and Co. tax 1896 3,o2, A
Amt. lines 1886 paid into the Co.
Treasury 10 credit State Distri-
hutiyc school Fund, $50 0l
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CorToN PRUMIuMS.

The Business Men of Macon ofci
the following special premiums:
I. For best bale OF Noyuber